00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000Eng00فلسفه جدید تعارض اجتماعی: میانجیگری آسیب جمعی و عدالت انتقالی [کتاب انگلیسی]Bloomsbury Academic Bloomsbury Academic Table of contents : Title Page Copyright Page Contents Acknowledgements Introduction – Transcendental Empiricism The revaluation of violent conflict, collective trauma and transitional justice Rwandan gaçaça courts Rwandan genocide genealogy A gaçaça ‘event’ Articulation and transformative practice A necessary theoretical detour Chapter 1 Becoming Conflict, Chaos and Trauma Chapter overview The genesis of representation Primary order Three passive syntheses Sublimation and symbolization Eternal return and counter-actualization Territorial assemblages of conflict Regression and descent into violence Desiring-production, social-production and social conflict Intra-state-sponsored violence Immanence and transcendence Chapter 2 Rethinking Social Conflict Theory Chapter overview Colonial and post-colonial Rwanda Agonistics, antagonistics and the democratic paradox Axiomatic capitalism Rationality and libidinality Generic theory, rational conflict and universal needs Schizoanalysis and collective assemblages of enunciation Schizoanalysis and machinic assemblages of trauma Chapter 3 Intuiting Attunement to Conflict Duration Chapter overview Intuition and badly stated questions of conflict Deleuze and Bergson on the method of intuition Conflict, representation and time Intuiting beyond the decisive turn An ethic of truth-effects Reconciling trauma durationally Gaçaça courts as partial war machines Chapter 4 Minor Communication, Regimes of Signs and Conversing Machines Chapter overview Rwanda as a territorial assemblage War machines and killing machines Minor communication Regimes of signs Conversing machines Conversational flows and traces Conversing bodies Taking and returning to turns Collective enunciation and desiring-utterances Planes and properties of utterances Conversing a politics of turn-taking Chapter 5 Order-Words, Truth-Procedures and Desiring-Utterances Chapter overview Order-words and genocide Indirect and direct discourse Quasi-direct discourse An ethic of witnessing and willingness Questions articulating desire to discourse Questions of desire and imagination Questions of subjectivation and experience Questions of will and agency Questions of resistance and resolve Desiring-utterances and the gaçaça process Performative turns Distributive turns Integrative turns Afterword – Schizoanalysis and Nomadic Discourse A pragmatics of human communication Contemporary historical context Axiom 1: The impossibility of not communicating Axiom 2: Content and relationship levels of communication Axiom 3: The punctuation of the sequence of events Axiom 4: Digital and analogic communication Axiom 5: Symmetrical and complementary interaction Limitations A schizoanalytics of nomadic discourse First principle: Universal singularities Second principle: Politics of language Third principle: Immanence of articulation Three syntheses of libidinality/desire Notes Introduction Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Afterword Bibliography Index مدیریت تعارض تعارضات اجتماعی عدالت انتقالی فلسفه تعارض اجتماعی آسیب جمعی هاوز, لئونارد سی (Leonard C. Hawes) Author book marcgt portal_lib local